Two or more satellites occupying approximately the same geostationary orbital position such that the angular separation between them is very small when viewed from the ground. The satellites appear to be exactly collocated to a small receiving antenna. In reality, the satellites are kept several kilometres apart in space to avoid collisions. An example of a collocated satellite system is the EUTELSAT HOT BIRD(tm) system located at the 13º East geostationary orbital position.

Pertaining to a configuration in which equipment resides in the same physical site.

An Avaya system installed in the same physical location as the host switch.

Two or more objects placed together at the same location.

Collocated points are close to each other or at the same location. Multiple axis points cannot share the same location because graph coordinates are therefore impossible to compute, and should be widely separated so computed graph coordinates are most accurate.